Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26
c NEWS NOTES.
The s.scrip tends" will reapa harvest t.

The s.scrip fends' will reapa harvest to-
day.
Bar silver is quoted at $1.O2H an
ounce.
Peter Wagensen, of the Montana Central
engineer corps. is II the city.
Born-On Sunday, to the wife OF Mr..
John Prad, of Butte. a son.
Last night the city was as quiet as is a
New England village on Sunday.
A number of civil cases were heard by
Justice Herbert, at Walkerville, yester'
day.
A naway on East Park street wa
the only excitement yesterday on that
street.
w. F. Stanley has been appointed Clerk
of the Second District Court at Deer
Lodge.
East Park street. near the corner OF
Main. is now called "Wood Market
Square,"
TIL manyf friends of Mrs. j. B. Harder
will be panied to learn that the lady is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
The police judges courtroom was used
last night as a hat and cloak room by the
managers OF the L. O. G. T. ball.
George Haldorn and wife are paying a
| short visit to Butte. Mr.. Haldorn is one
| of Bozeman's leading attorneys.
BoRN-On January lat, to the wife OF
| Samuel Searle. a daughter. Mr.. s. lives
near the Colorado concentration.
F. w. Arson, general western passenger
| agent of the Wisconsin Central, tie North
ern Pacifc's Chicago connection, is in the
city.
Demons old stand, on the corner OF
Main and Broadway, has been purchased
by Abe Heyman, recently of San Fran
cisco.
A literary entertainment and sociable
will be given at the Peoples Tabernacle
Thursday evening, to which the public are
in invited.
The next Entire Nous Club ball will be a
complimentary one to the Highland Club, |
the latter's ball being postponed on that
account.
Matt Slater hits the popular chord, and
will keep up the old-time style of selling the
finest liquor in the city, and all for a York
shilling.
G. P. Brown, representing J.. V. Farwell |
& Co., ore of Chicago big dry goods
houses, is interviewing our business men in
his line.
The Hope management have made ar
rangements to start up york on another
mine, located near the lower end of Mon
tana street. |
The hearing in the Jack Mcdonald assault
case on James McGrath was postponed
until Thursday at 2 o'clock by Justice
Lippincott.
The petition printed in yesterdays
MINER, concerning House Bill No. 13, re-
lating to variety theaters, is being circu-
lated and n~umerously signed.
Snow drifting on the track OF the Mon
tana Union. on Anaconda Hill, yesterday,
caused considerab BILE sand to be used to help
the locomotives hold the track.
Renshaw Hall tonight will be crowded
with the friends of the 1. O. G. T., a ball,
under the auspices of the ladies OF that
organization, being the attraction. |
Joe Young, representing the passenger
department OF the Chicago & Northwes-
tern Railway system, has been in Butte for
several days on business for his road. He
leaves for his headquarters, Salt Lake, TO-
day.
Patrick O'Reilly, the railroad man in
jured at Anaconda by a freight car running
over his left leg, died in about an hour
after his leg was amputated. The body
will be brought to Butte tomorrow for
burial.
Joseph A Nadeau and Della Nadeau yes
terday transferred to John O. l.. Ouellette
lots liz and 20 in block Al, and parts of
lots l, 2, 3 and 4 in block A. in the origi-
nal townsite OF Butte. Consideration,
81, 900.
The money realized from the ball given
by the young ladies OF the l. o. G. T. Or
ganization tonight is to be devoted to the
payment OF the piano recently purchased
by the lodge.
A horse and cutter came tearing down
street yesterday afternoon, and
caused no little excitement. Other than
a total wreck of the cutter, no
damage was done.
Five hundred and four cars were hoisted
at the Anaconda in an eight-hour
shift, the greatest number ever hoisted in
mine since the first day the machinery
was tested. At hat time was performed
the greatest hoist ever made in the camp. !
Advices are that the Pi,che, Nevada, !
who have worked in the mines for :
years., are dropping off with what is known
rs Miners Consumption" a complaint :
aot known of in this camp. tits supposed I
20 he caused by the arsenic contained in
;he rock. l
The item which appeared in The MINER :
Yesterday morning concerning develop q
nent work in the Anaconda mine should :
lave read north crosscut on the 1000 a
oct level,' instead Of 'south drift" rs the
Wake Up Jim ground is north from that of g
he Anaconda. -
r. A.. Blackman, who represents one of 4
he largest tobacco houses in New York n
ity, is in the city. Mr.. Blackman writes t
he worst signature OF any travelling man
gho visits Butte, and evidently took his
lessons in penmanship from the late
Greeley.
Tn 1nc+;ca D;ppayop,c oo,,& ro,Aa.lou H. .
,an named Shadwell pleaded guilty to a
aking four gold bangles from a bracelet,
he property OF Nellie Waters, and was
ned IS and costs. He returned the ban-
les and the gentle Nellie did not have the lie
cart to push the prosecution. Il
The Hope mine gives employment to e
'rty miners. They will alter the shaft Sc
hortly SO as to have a cage in the in
inc shaft, thus dispensing with the bucket n
ney are now using. Their ore is reduced 1
t the srnelter at Pueblo, Colorado, and
ne Moulton mill at VAUDEVILLE.
Daniel Stone, a great big stalwart va 4,
rant, was taken without IRONS to the e
,unty jail yesterday by Constable Merk- f.
y, of Walkerville. This was Merkley's r.
commitment, but he performed it as a
AN who thoroughly understood the re- r.
OF his official position. y,
Married-In Butte, NJ. T., January 10, ia
Ss7, by the Rev. S. c.. Blackiston, Mr. di
lbert Bovett, OF this city, and Miss Allie al
iston, OF I ozeman, the beautiful and ac- co
emphasized daughter of Mrs. Aston, of the Or
tier place. The MINER extends congrat-
atoms to the happy young couple. og
The ladies who visit Chinatown do not SO
low which is the greatest curiosity, the pa
linese Joss or the one-year-old Celes- up
baby boy. While they do not shower WI
'culatory attentions upon the former the M
tier is Utmost smothered at times by the pl'
tentlons OF women who would not kiss ru
child of Caucasian blood. :
Not only the proprietors of the variety va
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